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Mine does have the chromed chainstay and dropouts. They had some minor surface rust starting when I got it but cleaned up nicely with metal polish.

Thanks, Those UFO's look like very nice bikes - even fillet brazed ! I did not know of these before. (Toby is a friend of a family member of this bike's long time owner.) - Yes for sure , Toby does great work. We were very fortunate to have him fix this Romax. I did do the paint myself, not...

No sorry, I haven't had a chance to look into it yet.

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History: I’m told this bike originally belonged to Eric Crowe of Whistler bike racing fame who past it along to Richie S. and then to David P. Supposedly Paul Brodie used to give out these frames as prizes for winning mountain bike races back in the day. Maybe this was one of these prizes

Donor bike: The Shimano Deore XT parts/ wheels/bars etc. came off this 1989 Rocky Mountain Blizzard. ( It was for a good cause ).

Painting: Here are the frame and forks being primed and painted, with micro dents/scratches filled in. Before painting the lower chainstays / internal cable tubes were filled with Por15 Rust Remover for several days to eliminate any possible residual internal rust, with silicone used to seal...

Frame Restoration: Here it is after frame brazing restoration/ sand blasting . The welding/brazing fix was an awesome job done by Toby at Toby Cycles Works in Vancouver ( builder of the Skull Skates Cruiser bike frames ) The frame issues/restoration is very similar to Ryan’s #Ryry_1985 #279...

Original condition: Here is the frame before restoration Rusted chain stay brace ( water into fender screw mount ) but the rest of frame was solid Crack in the rear dropout brazing Dented head tube

Here is the finished bike: 20.5 inch 1987 Brodie Romax with internal cable in top tube and Brodie pump braze on. Shimano Deore XT group 7 spd SIS & friction shifting. Nitto chromoly fillet brazed black chrome stem Very rare “Black” Magura brake levers ( from Paul Brodie’s parts stash – Paul...

This bike has nothing to do with Tom “Ritchey” but was once owned by another “Richie”, a legend in his own right, ( Rich Sanford of Tofino, Vancouver Island, Canada & previously Deep Cove, North Vancouver ) who is no longer with us and this bike build is dedicated to him and is being returned...

OldSkoolReTool'd 's 1989 Rocky Mountain Blizzard Standard ( non sloped ) in Granite.

I sent you a pm with the details.

Thanks, I will contact Marinoni. I'm guessing 1989-90 based on the serial number and other years similar bikes were made. I'm not sure on the build yet. I have a Suntour xc pro group I could use if the frame cleans up well. I already have the chrome back to looking new. ( 000 steel wool...

OldSkoolReTool'd 's 1989 Mongoose IBOC - Team (fillet brazed) I'll throw this new acquisition into the mix. https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/1989-fillet-brazed-mongoose-iboc-team.478574/#post-3570814

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Here is a Marinoni ‘Special’ Mountain bike (19 inch) , I’m not sure of the year as there were not many made and not much info on them. Cycles Marinoni was started in 1974 in Quebec, Canada by master frame builder Giuseppe Marinoni, who was originally from Italy and trained at the Rossin bike...

Here's one, or ??? https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1763915937363084/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A354f4bca-1ec0-421a-8cc2-fe1e4400d441

A few more I can't seem to find a serial number on the frame, maybe they fillet brazed over it ? Not under bb nor on front of head tube. If anyone knows where they put this, let me know.

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